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[Fixers0]

 So having seen the leaked footages i again found evidence that Bioware again doesn't really seem to understand  the very same things that they have established earlier.

(Minor spoilers ahead)

At the begining of the Earth mission Anderson gives Shepard an M3-Predator pistol to use.

(Spoilers End)

Now if look at the Weapon description from Mass Effect 2 for the M3-predator pistol we'll reed this.

This is a reliable, accurate sidearm; effective versus armor, but weak versus shields and biotic barriers.

Manufactured by Elanus Risk Control, the Predator is valued as a powerful, deadly, and relatively inexpensive weapon. While it is not generally deployed in the military, due to commonality of kinetic barriers, it’s still very popular in the Terminus Systems where these defenses are less common.

So How come that the Alliance, which is one of the most advanced military's in the galaxy would still have use for such an outdated piece of equipment? Would't the M5-Phalanx made more sense cus that is actually an Alliance Weapon?

[AlexXIV]

Because Anders is a greedy ****. He doesn't want to give away his more expensive up to date weapon. But seriously, who cares? It's probably just to not give you the best weapon in the game at start which would storywise make more sense but gamemechanic wise probably not.

[log1x_dr4g0n]

It was probably just a placement anyway.

[LGTX]

1. Placeholdersss in beta videosss
2. Mass Effect has known history of weapon screwups in cutscenes
3. Codex from ME2, events in ME3. Things change over time

[GMagnum]

omg not da predator pistol n e thing but da predator pistol tbh
jk homie let not judge rite now cuz dat wus a leak mayb dey change it tbh

[ODST 5723]

The ME2 codex also says that Saren was a geth warship.

It also says "not generally" which doesn't say "never"

[Zanallen]

Simple, Anderson keeps a back-up pistol designed for penetrating armor while his main weapon is designed to combat enemy barriers. Seeing that Shepard is going to be fighting armored opponents, he tosses Shepard that weapon. Besides, "not generally deployed in the military" does not mean that a military officer can not and will not have such a pistol.

[Ryzaki]

...eh maybe Anderson stole it from Shep's locker.

Too bad he won't toss my infiltrator his widow or my adepts their Locust.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 01 janvier 2012 - 07:09 .

[DarthCaine]

Maybe it's Anderson's personal gun, seriously who the frak cares?

[KotorEffect3]

Seriously OP, this is your complaint? Now I know you are just grasping for something to whine about.

[mkk316]

Maybe the alliance changed its mind. Things change. Also, really? really.

[Exia001]

Getting hung up over a Pistol?...Lame

[The Spamming Troll]

this truely is getting ridiculous now.

bioware should just stop making games.

thats it bioware, shut er down.

[Qwurty2.0]

 Wait, are you being serious or trolling? 

[C9316]

I'm surprised Terror_K didn't make this topic.

[AlexXIV]

Well if it is a troll OP then a pretty good one. Because he got us good.

[JeffZero]

Wow.

[DarkPsylocke26]

Maybe that is the only gun he had to give Shepard at time beside the gun Anderson has to use.

[ODST 5723]

Zanallen wrote...

Simple, Anderson keeps a back-up pistol designed for penetrating armor while his main weapon is designed to combat enemy barriers. Seeing that Shepard is going to be fighting armored opponents, he tosses Shepard that weapon. Besides, "not generally deployed in the military" does not mean that a military officer can not and will not have such a pistol.

No.  Anderson's clearly a dual-1887's kind of guy.  After all, he did appear in MW2 pretending to be Sgt. Foley.

[log1x_dr4g0n]

ODST 5723 wrote...

Zanallen wrote...

Simple, Anderson keeps a back-up pistol designed for penetrating armor while his main weapon is designed to combat enemy barriers. Seeing that Shepard is going to be fighting armored opponents, he tosses Shepard that weapon. Besides, "not generally deployed in the military" does not mean that a military officer can not and will not have such a pistol.

No.  Anderson's clearly a dual-1887's kind of guy.  After all, he did appear in MW2 pretending to be Sgt. Foley.

He also likes plasma guns, pretending to be the Arbiter.

[N7Raider]

holy crap...I am so pissed off, I can understand a minor slip up but THIS!?!?! Damn it Bioware you have raised my hopes and crushed my dreams for the last time I'm canceling my pre-order and I'm gonna buy Ghost Recon Future Soldier instead!

Modifié par N7Raider, 01 janvier 2012 - 07:24 .

[1136342t54_]

AlexXIV wrote...

Well if it is a troll OP then a pretty good one. Because he got us good.

I was wondering if some people were going to take the bait lol. The OP will probably do his damn best to argue this but at this point its just silly to argue about it. Plus the Predator may not be generally deployed in militaries it doesn't mean that some people won't have it. Hell the pistol is basically based off of the very first pistol you get in ME1.

Seriously getting annoyed by this is just idiotic. Yes I know I may seem like a douche for saying that but even if you are someone who does take lore seriously in sci fi then you also must know that most sci fi always have some mistake in lore. Hell it isn't just sci fi that will have some mistakes in lore its all fiction.

[1136342t54_]

ODST 5723 wrote...

Zanallen wrote...

Simple, Anderson keeps a back-up pistol designed for penetrating armor while his main weapon is designed to combat enemy barriers. Seeing that Shepard is going to be fighting armored opponents, he tosses Shepard that weapon. Besides, "not generally deployed in the military" does not mean that a military officer can not and will not have such a pistol.

No.  Anderson's clearly a dual-1887's kind of guy.  After all, he did appear in MW2 pretending to be Sgt. Foley.

Oh yeah that guy is so dying in my playthrough now (if I can get him killed). I hate those weapons so freaking much lol.